Bone Conduction Implantable Devices (BCIDs) are used in cases of conductive hearing loss, mixed hearing loss or single-sided deafness. They can be used when conventional hearing aids do not provide enough access to sound or are not the best solution due to anatomical or chronic middle ear conditions.
Excitingly, NSW Health has partnered with NextSense Cochlear Implant Services to improve the quality of life of adults through our work together on a BCID pilot in public hospitals—which helps to treat adults in NSW who have conductive hearing loss.
For more information, get in touch with our Client Care team.
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Your journey with cochlear implants
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NextSense ENT surgeons
Meet our team of expert surgeons, who are redefining what's possible for children and adults with hearing loss all over Australia.
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Frequently asked questions
We understand that you may have many questions about cochlear implants. We've put together some of the ones we hear most.
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Collaborations and projects
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